I had Claude build 75 websites in one day, and each one came from a single prompt. I never wrote a line of code.

Here's how I made a plumbing company site, step by step.

- Saj

Build a Website

Claude Can Build Your Whole Website From One Prompt

Build Stunning Websites With Claude video thumbnail

A local plumber needs a site that shows prices and makes getting a quote easy. One pasted prompt gave us a finished, animated site in about 10 to 30 minutes.

Why Claude Works For Websites

You paste one prompt and get a working website back, with no code to write or even read.

  • Build a full site from one prompt, with animations that move as you scroll

  • Fit every screen automatically, since desktop, iPad, and phone versions come built in

  • Change one section by highlighting it and describing the fix

  • Keep every file on your own computer, in a folder you pick

  • Flag problems for you, like a fake phone number left in the template

How We Did It

Here's the plumbing site from my video, step by step. You don't need any code skills, and mine took about 10 to 30 minutes.

1. Pick a prompt from the free library

Open the free library from the video description. It has 75 designs in 11 groups, so choose a category like Local Services and click the plumbing example. You can preview it live on desktop, iPad, and phone before you commit. Then fill in your business details and copy the prompt.

2. Open the Code tab in Claude

Download Claude for Mac or PC and click the Code icon next to Chat. You'll need a paid plan, and Pro ($20 monthly or $17 yearly) is plenty for one or two sites. The name says code, but you won't write or even look at any.

3. Paste the prompt and choose a folder

Paste your prompt, press 'Choose folder', pick a spot on your computer, and click 'Trust workspace'. Your site files land right in that folder.

Free Resource

The system you've been trying to build already exists

HubSpot Smart CRM

HubSpot Smart CRM unifies your data and tools, automates the busywork, and gives every team the context they need to take the next best action. No more switching between systems or reconciling data across disconnected tools. Every tool connected. No data left behind.

What’s Inside:

  • Unify your data and tools instead of switching between systems

  • Automate the busywork across your team

  • Share the same context so every team knows the next best action

  • Connect your apps and sync your data with your existing tools

Build a Website Continued

4. Set your permissions

Set the permission option to 'Auto', for Claude to do everything for you. For more control, pick 'Manual' or 'Accept edit'. I used Opus 5.5 with reasoning effort on 'Extra', but medium and high also gave me great sites. Run the prompt.

5. Review the site and tweak it

Open the finished site and scroll. On ours, water runs down a pipe and fills the logo at the end. Claude also flags problems, like the 555 area code on my fake phone number. Highlight any section with the toolbar and tell Claude what to change, or just describe it in chat. I renamed ours 'Skills Plumbing' this way. Some sites took me 10 minutes and some took 30, depending on settings and what else was running.

6. Put it online

For a quick link, use the library's publish prompt, press Share, and set access to 'Anyone with a link'. For a real business, drag your folder into Netlify, click 'Claim this site', and add your own domain under Domain management. Domains cost extra, but you can buy one from GoDaddy or anywhere you like.

Use Cases

Local Services: Launch a quote-ready site for a plumbing, cleaning, or landscaping business

Startups: Show off your product with a rocket that launches as people scroll

Course Creators: Sell a copywriting course with a pencil that moves as visitors scroll

Video Production: Walk clients through your process with an animated timeline

Retail: Run a Black Friday page that looks great on a phone

Bonus Tips

Add your own photos the easy way: Make a 'photos' folder inside your project folder and drop in images (Unsplash.com has free ones). The prompts tell Claude to look there.

Review from your phone: Turn on 'Remote control' in each chat and install the Claude app on your phone. Claude pings you when it needs a change, so you can approve revisions on the go.

Reuse the same steps for every site: Each library prompt spells out how to swap in your own brand colors, so site number two is just another copy, paste, and folder. Follow-up prompts fix anything that's off.

Login or Subscribe to participate